1. I like…
After the word like, you can use a noun, or a verb in either the -ing form or the to form:
- I like books.
- I like reading.
- I like to read.
Avoid this common error:
- I like read.
2. I enjoy…
After the word enjoy, you can use a noun, or a verb in the -ing form only!
- I enjoy Italian food.
- I enjoy cooking.
Avoid these common errors:
- I enjoy to cook.
- I enjoy cook.
3. I love…
I love is stronger than I like. You can also use a noun, or a verb in -ing or to form:
- I love sports.
- I love playing soccer.
- I love to play soccer.
4. I’m really into…
Use this phrase for an activity or interest that you’re very involved in, or very interested in:
- I’m really into computers.
- I’m really into travel.
5. I’m a big fan of…
Use this phrase for something or someone you admire, not something you do.
- I’m a big fan of Tom Hanks. He’s a great actor.
- I’m a big fan of classic rock music.
